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1st Cavalry Div

Falckner

Falckner

Company Commander
Hi
Two off my long planed bashes
for german cavalry.
Got the last deatils
thanks to DML Stanislas Kolzig.

Will give the horses a overhaul eventually .

Falckner
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They look great and remind me of my own two German Cavalry bashes. We must be on the same wave length here. A Mix of the DID and DML gear does a great job of completing the figures. :!:

Tim
 
Very nice! You just dont see very many bashes with horses. It makes me want to break out mine!
 
Great figures Björn!!!

Tehy looks really good - I can feel that I should update mine and we should soon do a little cavalry photoshoot....

Thats not mine Stanilas hat, ehh?

Henrik
 
pzrwest";p="121692 said:
Very nice work. I'd move the bayonet on the oberschuts to his left side
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Will check it out again,think I read somewhere
that it should go there. But I can have made a
fault here.

Falckner
 
Loke666";p="121723 said:
Great figures Björn!!!

Tehy looks really good - I can feel that I should update mine and we should soon do a little cavalry photoshoot....

Thats not mine Stanilas hat, ehh?

Henrik
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Nop bought my own 8)

We take a look at you´r horses
next time, Got some Horse shoes left
so you can put some in the pocket for it
like I did :shock:

See you soon
 
Pzwest wrote: "I'd move the bayonet on the oberschuts to his left side"

According to "Axis cavalry in WWII" by Jeffrey T Fowler - german cavalry carriend the rifle slung with the butt to the left side - and therefore had the bajonet at the right side.
(page 14 and 42)

Henrik
 
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